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Author: Molly Stevens

Molly Stevens is the award-winning author of the book Boomer on the Ledge, published by HumorOutcasts Press. The book is an adult picture book that explores the antics of an aging boomer. Molly believes humor is the emollient that soothes life’s rough patches and promotes these convictions in her blog: Shallow Reflections. She was the November 2017 Erma Bombeck Writer’s Workshop Humor Writer of the Month, and won third place in the 2017 National Society of Newspaper Columnists writing contest. She is a contributing author for These Summer Months: Stories from the Late Orphan Project, edited by Anne Born.

A lesson on dreaming big from my daughter-in-law, Mark Zuckerberg, and a snake

May 29, 2017May 29, 2017 Molly Stevens

My son’s wife, Kelley, has a unique gift. When she expresses a desire, even if it seems unattainable, it comes true. Like the time she wrote a list of her goals and included, ‘meet Oprah,’ […]

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6 CommentsGood Clean Funcelebrity sighting, dreams, expectations, mark zuckerberg, Shallow Reflections, snakes

Why I chose a career in nursing, an uninspiring story

May 8, 2017May 8, 2017 Molly Stevens

You know what is hard about choosing to become a registered nurse? Society assumes you chose the occupation to help people. But then stereotypes your noble profession as a contradiction between a sex symbol and […]

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5 CommentsWords to Think UponCPR, job security, National Nurses Week, profession, reasons to become a nurse, Shallow Reflections

9 Strategies to help you conquer spring cleaning

April 24, 2017April 24, 2017 Molly Stevens

The calendar has declared the arrival of spring, even though we are still sporting coats, boots and mittens to fend off frostbite. Since I am the Queen of Superficial Cleaning, I feel it is my duty to share […]

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6 CommentsEveryday Lifeconqueror, Shallow Reflections, spring cleaning, tips, window washing

Deep cleaning: is that even a thing?

April 17, 2017April 18, 2017 Molly Stevens

Our son, James, has shown some disturbing qualities, and I blame my husband, Patrick, who has been his stepfather since 1991. Let me explain. The other day we were talking with James, and he mentioned […]

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4 CommentsEveryday Lifecleaning, habits, Mystery, nature, nurture, Shallow Reflections

Do you dare to dream small?

April 10, 2017April 10, 2017 Molly Stevens

Bucket lists are fashionable, with people grasping to fulfill lifelong dreams. I don’t know about you, but I am intimidated by some of these lists that look like a ‘to do’ list for overachievers. And […]

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2 CommentsGood Clean FunBucket List, dare, dreams, rusty, Shallow Reflections, small dreams

Detours on the road to serenity

April 3, 2017April 3, 2017 Molly Stevens

Last week, when Patrick drove home from choir practice and backed into the garage, I did something bizarre. I did not suck the oxygen from the car, offer advice, and shriek “Don’t hit the recycle bin!” […]

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8 CommentsEveryday Lifehumor, letting go, potholes, road, serenity, Shallow Reflections, wisdom

Pizzapie-agra for women: a deeper look

March 27, 2017March 27, 2017 Molly Stevens

The other night Patrick suggested we have pizza, and I wasn’t in the mood for it. I decided to go along with him, and once I smelled it cooking and the steamy pie was before […]

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7 CommentsFictionbeer, Desire, Flibanserin, humor, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, pizza, Shallow Reflections, Viagra for women

The day the dishwasher died

March 20, 2017March 20, 2017 Molly Stevens

If you are old enough, you remember where you were the day of the Kennedy assassination, or when you heard the news that Elvis Presley died. I’ve added a new date to my list of […]

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9 CommentsEveryday Lifeappliance, denial, dishwasher, Grief, stages of grief

Resume writer’s block

March 13, 2017March 13, 2017 Molly Stevens

I just celebrated my one year anniversary with a new job. It brought back memories from last year when I was facing unemployment and trying to update my resume. Of course I wrote about it. Despite […]

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8 CommentsEveryday Lifelay off, library, resume, Shallow Reflections, The Secret, unemployment, wine

Should I forgive him?

March 6, 2017March 7, 2017 Molly Stevens

After 24 years of marriage, my husband Patrick did something I’m not sure I can forgive. This will surprise anyone who knows him, since he is almost a saint. He is kind, patient, and always […]

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3 CommentsRelationshipsdecision making, forgiveness, home decorating, humor, marriage, Shallow Reflections, shower hoots

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